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2018年4月15日 星期日

DAILY DOSE: Soul Healing

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Soul Healing

By Tzvi Freeman

People think that if they are not well, they must sacrifice all meaning in their life in order to take care of their physical situation.

Yet the opposite is true: You cannot separate the healing of the body from the healing of the soul. As you treat the body, you must also increase in nourishing the soul.

Learn more. Give more. Do more good. Live healthy.



By Tzvi Freeman


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